Sentence examples for implementation manual from inspiring English sources

This book also serves as a GPU implementation manual for many numerical algorithms, sharing tips on GPUs that can increase application efficiency.

The WHO's implementation manual identifies two purposes for the surgical checklist: ensuring consistency in patient safety and introducing (or maintaining) a culture that values achieving it.

HHA developed an implementation manual, profession-specific e-learning modules, HH auditor training workshop materials, a web-based database for monitoring and reporting HH performance and other resources.

The CRAIDS implementation manual [ 46] states that there will be a focus on "impact indicators", however there is no evidence to show that these were developed.

Further information about the Safety Counts intervention can be found in the Program Implementation Manual [ 22] and an earlier article by Rhodes and Humfleet [ 23].

To ensure quality assurance the following measures are being taken: An implementation manual is being used to ensure that all activities are carried out correctly.

Stage 1 focuses on developing training and implementation manuals that will provide step-by-step instructions on how to run the program.

Nine countries (53%) had not developed specific training modules; five of them used WHO/IUATLD materials and the remaining countries used programme implementation manuals and guidelines as training tools.

We distributed implementation manuals to schools and FV suppliers including: a manual for suppliers on delivery of FV, a teacher manual on conducting school FV breaks, posters with tips for cutting up FV snacks, and hygiene guidelines to be posted in the classroom.

Main web content for potential adopters in Flanders included updated project implementation manuals for the implementation of '10,000 Steps' in communities and workplaces, downloads of intervention materials (e.g. logo, flyers, posters, billboards), project and community contacts, and web space for announcing project activities and events.

The early work of the Markle Communications for Health group has revealed a need for standards in the following areas: reference information models (RIM), data types, terminology, clinical documents, clinical templates, data interchange, implementation manuals, rules, tool sets, terminology services, security, identifiers, and guidelines.